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Welcome to the multimedia press kit for Mouse Hunt.
Double click the Mouse Hunt icon to launch the program. The
images and text can be downloaded by clicking the download button
in each section of the program.
This CD-ROM disc is written for Macintosh/HFS and MS-DOS/ISO 9660
formats and will work on either the Macintosh or Windows
platforms.
These are the preferred settings and system requirements for the
Mouse Hunt CD-ROM press kit on the Macintosh:
Quit all other applications.
Use at least a double speed CD-ROM drive.
DreamWorks Pictures' MacroMedia Director™ application is designed
to run on computers that support a minimum of 256 colors on the
Macintosh and Windows platforms. If your system supports thousands
or millions of colors, leave the monitor control panel settings at
the highest level for the best quality digital movie playback on
the Macintosh. On Windows platforms, 256 colors are recommended
for optimal performance.
Select a monitor setting of 640 x 480 for large monitors.
Turning off AppleTalk in the Chooser will improve video playback,
however, the printing functions will be disabled if your printer
is connected to the network. Change the System highlight color,
from the Control Panel, Color, to Black and White.
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS FOR MACINTOSH:
68030 or better processor
8 mb RAM
256 color depth support
Double speed or faster CD-ROM drive
QuickTime™ v2.0 or better for Macintosh
(QuickTime™ v2.5 can be installed from the QUICKTIME folder
located on the CD).
System 7.0 or higher
OTHER NOTES:
Using Kodak Photo CD scans downloaded from the program:
There are four levels of resolution in the PCD scan. When
acquiring the image choose the resolution that meets the
specification for your project. Applications such as Photoshop,
Quark Express and other desktop publishing tools all accept PCD.
If you are using Photoshop, make sure you have a Kodak acquire
module installed in Photoshop's Plug-Ins folder. Kodak Acquire
Module v2.2 for the Macintosh has been provided in the BONUS
folder on CD. The Photo CD scans can also be viewed directly off
the CD by referring to the HI_RES subdirectory located in the DATA
directory on the CD.
QuickTime™ v. 2.0 or later must be installed in the extensions
folder in the system folder on the Macintosh. If QuickTime is not
already loaded onto your computer, intstall QuickTime™ v.2.5 by
double-clicking the installer icon located in the QuickTime™
Install Disk 1 subfolder in the QUICKTIME folder on the CD.
Double-click on the Mouse Hunt icon to start the program on
the Macintosh.
To play the program in Windows 3.1, use the Run command through
File Manager and choose the MSHUNT31.EXE file on the CD. Please
make sure you have a 16 bit version of QuickTime for Windows
installed on your system prior to running the program or the
QuickTime movies included in the program will not play.***
To play the program in Windows 95, press the Start button and
click Run. Choose the MSHUNT95.EXE file on the CD and click OK.
Also, please make sure you have a 32 bit version of QuickTime for
Windows installed on your system prior to running the program or
the QuickTime movies in the program will not play.***
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS FOR PC:
486 computer
8 megabytes of RAM
2 megabytes of hard drive space
VGA card & monitor with 256 colors enabled
SoundBlaster compatible sound card
Windows 3.1 or later
Double speed or faster CD-ROM drive
QuickTime™ v1.1 or better for Windows (16 bit for Windows 3.1 and
32 bit for Windows 95)
***(QuickTime™ for Windows v.2.1.2 Installers for both the 16 and
32 bit versions can be found in the QUICKTM directory located on
the CD)
WINDOWS NOTES:
If the program suffers from General Protection Faults or it
exhibits strange-looking screen images, then the most logical
culprit is the display driver for your video card. Try these
steps to rule out other possibilities:
First, set the display to 640x480 pixels with 256 colors, and try
again. If the problems persist, then take steps to prevent memory
managers in DOS and Windows from using the video card's memory
area. (Consult the manual that came with your video card to
determine this area).